New U.S. President Will Change U.S. Foreign Policy for the Better

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March 31, 2010

Global Public Opinion in the Bush Years (2001-2008)

New U.S. President Will Change U.S. Foreign Policy for the Better

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New U.S. President Will Change U.S. Foreign Policy for the Better

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Global Public Opinion in the Bush Years (2001-2008)
Pew Global Attitudes Project Public Opinion Surveys
Favorable Views of the U.S.
Views of China
U.S. Favorability: European Nations
Shifts in Greatest Danger in 2007
Rating Country Problems
Who Hurts the World’s Environment the Most?
The Chinese Look at Their Lives and Country
Confidence in Bush
Greater Concern About American Ideas, Customs
Growing Trade Ties Between Countries are…for Country
Changing Views of National Economies
Fewer Muslims View Suicide Bombing as Justified
Declining Confidence in Osama bin Laden Among Muslims
Negative Traits Muslims and Non-Muslims See in One Another
Did Arabs Carry Out 9/11 Attacks?

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